Biden administration uncertain about H1B visa: Former US President Donald Trump has banned the issuance of new H1B visas. This time, the administration of his successor, Joe Biden, has indicated that there is uncertainty over whether visa bans will be lifted. As a result, the dream of many Indians working in the field of information technology to go to America and start a new life has been shattered.

Biden administration uncertain about H1B visa

Last January, then-US President Trump announced that no new H-1B visas would be issued. The ban on work and immigrant visas has been extended to March 31, 2021. He took this step so that the jobs that American citizens deserved would not fall into the hands of foreigners. If Biden does not make any new announcements in this regard, the ban will expire on March 31. What is the White House thinking about this? Will Trump’s ban be lifted? Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorcas was asked at a news conference on Monday. “I don’t know,” he replied. He added, “We have a huge task ahead of us to rebuild the country. We have to understand which work to do first, which to do later. At the moment, those who are fleeing from persecution are getting priority over us. ”

President Trump argued in favor of visa cancellation, claiming that the Corona epidemic had had a profound effect on the US economy. The situation in America has become very bad due to Covid-19. The epidemic has had a huge impact on working conditions, and unemployment has risen. Not only that, this deadly disease has hit the labor market and the health infrastructure of the country hard. So this decision was taken keeping in mind the overall situation of the country. The biggest blow to the US decision came from India’s IT workers. The dream of many Indians to go to America in the new year and get a green card in the future is also elusive as a result. In addition, low-income U.S. IT companies that rely on migrant workers from India and China have suffered greatly as a result.